Sweden

Sweden is not a very popular country for MBA. Do note that you will also not find an MBA in Sweden and most Scandinavian countries. It's usually M.Sc in business administration. Students would normally prefer UK, Switzerland, Germany, The Netherlands and also France. But if you are looking at only affordable options then yes Sweden could be an option but not for an international student. You would need to pay high fees. For EU citizens, it's almost free. Check universities in Finland and Norway. Once again they are not the typical choice.

Can you share your academic scores? 5.5 band is not easily accepted as Sweden is also very competitive. I will advice you to check university websites for admission requirements. I would suggest you retake IELTS, as your score will not be accepted by any foreign university.

I don't think there could be any best country for an internship. It would be like fetching a job. Have you contacted any firm where you plan for an internship? Whether they will pay your or not will depend on the firm itself. They will not pay you a huge stipend if they do pay. Living expenses must be borne by you. Both France and Sweden are good for engineering, so you can check either of them.

Yes, you can. They accept students even without IELTS.

If you want to study in Sweden, then you can consider:
1. KTH Royal Institute of Technology.
2. Chalmers University of Technology.
3. Lund University.
4. Blekinge Institute of Technology.
In Italy, you can consider:
1. Politecnico Di Milano.
2. University of Bologna.
3. Free University of Bozen – Bolzano.
4. University of Trento.

Hi Yatin,
Finance, accounting and business are some of the top job sectors in Ireland and Finland. So, you may look for universities like:
1. University College Dublin
2. Aalto University.

Yes, Sweden is a good place for MS in computer science and in terms of jobs, again it is a great place. But, cost of education is very high as well living expenses. You need around 30 lacs or more. So, instead of Sweden, you can choose Canada and USA (with scholarship) at a cheaper price and opportunities are also better than Sweden. Sweden degrees are worldwide valid. So, don't worry.

You can choose Germany for M.Sc in logistics or M.Sc in IB – Germany. It gives you world class education with affordable cost. In Norway, these type of courses are not so popular.
Sweden education is great but very much expensive and don't choose Poland as per job prospect. Poland is very poor. You can choose Italy, Spain and Finland, but increase your percentage in B.Com. Germans need excellent academic record.

Have you checked any university for admission requirements firstplace? Almost all technical programs require GRE and also IELTS or TOEFL must be taken. Requirements vary with universities though.